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MatinSAR
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- Homework Statement
- In a constant acceleration motion, Is it possible to have constant speed?
- Relevant Equations
- Please see below.
I think it's not possible.
In 3D for constant acceleration we have : ##\vec v = \vec v_0 + \vec a t##
It's a line in 3 dimension so velocity's magnitude(speed) is changing with time.
I appreciate any better idea.
In 3D for constant acceleration we have : ##\vec v = \vec v_0 + \vec a t##
It's a line in 3 dimension so velocity's magnitude(speed) is changing with time.
I appreciate any better idea.